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On 06/28/2012 10:14 PM, Paul Hartman wrote: |
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> After booting from gentoo minimal livecd, chrooting into my hard |
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> drive, re-emerging grub:0 (just in case it has to be built against my |
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> latest kernel) and then running grub and doing: |
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> root (hd0,0) |
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> setup (hd0) |
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> it booted normally again. I guess I failed to reinstall grub like this |
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> after a portage update at some point... logs show I last instlaled it |
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> in May, and have rebooted since then without problem, maybe it was |
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> something else. Weird. :) |
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Just for future reference, the grub command line mode will let you |
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change all kinds of things that will make it possible for you to |
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boot from such a situation with very little effort. |
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When you see the empty grub menu, hit tab to see the list of commands. |
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Same for grub2, but the syntax is slightly different. |
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Just as one example, type 'root' at the grub CLI prompt. |
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